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There can only be one Default Gateway,...the very definition of the term (Default) means there can be only one. &nbsp;That Default Gateway must be the one associated with the X1(WAN) Interface. &nbsp;There must not be any other Default Gateway on the Sonicwall anywhere.<br />
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The screen shot you gave really is not relevant to anything here. &nbsp;There is very little chance that this is a Routing Table issue. &nbsp;Yes, the Default Gateways can effect the Routing Table,...but the solution is not to alter the Routing Table, but to correct the Default Gateway situation, doing so will automatically correct the Routing Table
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There can only be one Default Gateway,...the very definition of the term (Default) means there can be only one.  That Default Gateway must be the one associated with the X1(WAN) Interface.  There must not be any other Default Gateway on the Sonicwall anywhere.

The screen shot you gave really is not relevant to anything here.  There is very little chance that this is a Routing Table issue.  Yes, the Default Gateways can effect the Routing Table,...but the solution is not to alter the Routing Table, but to correct the Default Gateway situation, doing so will automatically correct the Routing Table

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Our sonicwall is not routing properly.<br />
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We have 2 VLANS,<br />
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X0 LAN interface 192.168.1.0/24<br />
X0:V2 VLAND ID 2 192.168.2.0/24<br />
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When i am on the X0 subnet, 192.168.168.1.0/24 I am able to ping out (google) ping any device on the X0 subnet, and anything on the X0:V2 interface.<br />
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If i connect to the X0:V2 interface, I am unable to ping out (google) I am also unable to ping anything on the X0 interface. I CAN ping the default gateway (192.168.2.1), I can also ping the X0 parent default gateway: 192.168.1.1<br />
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I have also attached a screen shot of the routing interface <br />
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Our sonicwall is not routing properly.

We have 2 VLANS,

X0 LAN interface 192.168.1.0/24
X0:V2 VLAND ID 2 192.168.2.0/24

When i am on the X0 subnet, 192.168.168.1.0/24 I am able to ping out (google) ping any device on the X0 subnet, and anything on the X0:V2 interface.

If i connect to the X0:V2 interface, I am unable to ping out (google) I am also unable to ping anything on the X0 interface. I CAN ping the default gateway (192.168.2.1), I can also ping the X0 parent default gateway: 192.168.1.1

I have also attached a screen shot of the routing interface 


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